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This prelude consists in some scales and chords. Nothing hard here.

This is not really a sonata, we just named it a sonata because of Scarlatti works.

This is an study based on black keys made by me and Michael in 2017.

This is a very rare piece by Michael. He wrote more than 780 piano exercises that were named by him as "Keyboard Exercises". But sometimes, Michael called it "Piano Exercises". This one particularly, is for repeated notes and very long hand stretches to reach some notes. This isb basically impossible for peoples with small hand, since Michael hands are very large. Can you play this at that tempo?

Michael Scravertz and Alexander Morgan are really good friends. They've composed more than 300 pieces together. But this is one of their most famous piece because they're exercises for beginners, like warm-ups. While Michael still didn't say what year this was composed, he says that he composed this while in a trip to Spain. Michael made the first part and John composed the rest in German While...

"Solitude". Those were the last words John said before he died. A reference to his three final works of "Solitudes". John wrote his final solitude (and final piece) between June and December, even though it was only posted after his death. This is the last piece John composed before he died by pneumonia, he dedicated his final works as an album-leaf to Michael. At that time, John hadn't practic...

"From my solo Konzertfantasies, this is probably one of my favorites and my easiest Konzertfantaisies. I really like the way the scales works, they're inconplete but you can definitely hear some melody." Michael said that this is his easiest concert etude. He pretended that this would sound something like a "galop", a horse galop and a fun melody made by scales. Michael can definitely play this...

Michael wrote 10 preludes for his Konzertfantasies, each one being very virtuousic, but some being very easy. Michael says that he doesn't remember all of his preludes by memory, while some he needed to practice to play, others were easy for him. This is one of them. Michael didn't need to practice to play this prelude, it was easy for him. A fun fact about this piece: Michael said this is a re...

Konzertfantasie Kadenza was written by Michael while he was in Spain, though the piece is German. He wrote this as a cadenza for his Konzertfantasies No. 1 and No. 2. A fun fact about this piece: Michael needed to practice it. He said that this piece wasn't played enough by him, so he needed to practice the first few bars. This work is one of his very early works where he wasn't too good on the...

Michael Konzertfantasie No. 2 Michael wrote his Konzertfantasies while in Spain. (fun fact: Michael was born there) He wrote them as virtuous and simple pieces to test his abilities on the piano. He can play all of them by memory! Those pieces requires a certain level of ability, because they're etudes in form of piano concertos that were named by Michael himself as "Konzertfantasies". Even tho...